CITY NOTES AND PUBLIC EVENTS AT LOCAL SCHEDULES
A crowded notices page lists events: a spin wall musical programme at the Mission tonight, seat sales for next week's Academy of Music engagement, a monthly meeting of the Ladies Home Mission, a mine accident injuring workers, and a lecture for the Women's Club. It also covers a football game tomorrow, a benefit recital tickets, and October donations to Hahnemann hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Pennington
Commovatory of Music
Orlook
Didele
Fiewliv
Mis
Mennington
Miss Frenel
Hurlaster
Muse
Cluib
Iy Oyem
Boch Anen
Haulin Nau Hospital
Dole
Jutro
AL UL Storrs
Untitled listing of goods and names from a local notice
A fragmented inventory lists persons and items including whiskey one and a half gallons cream fruit cans blankets and reading matter. Names such as Mrs Shafer Mr Cox and Mrs Welch appear among miscellaneous goods and services cited at Kin Park church and a Sunday school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahnemann Hospital
Miss Sandon
Henry Bolin
T. H. Watkins
George Sanderson
Ruitaing
Sandereon
Joelle
Mitching Lackawanna Daley Company
M. Boles
Willian Shafer
Mir
Kin Park Church
Mes
N. C. Molertevn
Muraloat
Mire
Geonge Carlin
Herbert T. Cox
Aliitta
Mente Ward
Mee
A. Sf Deelwe
Tnfnta
Mea
George Th Smith
Apne Doersam
Holford
Rey
Atelet
Wowater
Charlod Doorn
Board of Trade Plans Drive to Reach 300 Members
The membership committee meets tomorrow at 4 PM to discuss boosting the board’s ranks to at least 300 before the January meeting. Members will canvass local businessmen to join, with dues likely a major topic. A compromise around $20 is expected amid debate over $15 or $25 annual rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Patrick Carden a Lucky Rogue
Patrick Carden escaped custody after being jailed for obtaining goods under false pretences and being released inadvertently due to a misfiled bill. He was recaptured on Nov 11 after selling hose taken from Carrs meat market, while posing as a buyer for Mulherin and Judge. The case involves city police and county authorities puzzled by the earlier release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiw
Patrick Carden
Durance Vile
Carden
Moir
Guerilla
Carr
Scranton Supply and Machinery Company
Mulherin & Judge
Beautiful at Home Held by Mrs Gearhart on Vine Street
Mrs. Edwin W. Gearhart hosted a beauty at home at her Vine Street residence with chrysanth emum decor and pink ribbons. Guests included Mrs. Wy. Gearhart and Mrs. Edward T. Parler among a throng of ladies. Mrs. Alberti Wheeler and Miss Kipp assisted in serving as hosts entertained into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Gearhart
Vine Street
Gearhart
Wy. Oh. Gearhart
Mars
J. H. Watkins
HM. de Shafer
M. Hallstein
Augusta Archbald
Bennell
Gearhiave
Davidson Heads Cornell Alumni at Wilkes-Barre Meeting
George H. Davidson of this city was elected president of the Cornell Alumni Association at Wilkes-Barre. FP Wy Brown of this city was named secretary, and Harry T F Brown of Plymouth became treasurer. Scranton attendees included James Gardiner Sanderson and George J. Davidson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Alumni Association
Wilkes-Barre
George H. Davidson
Wy. Brown
Harry TF. Brown
Plymouth
Treasupin
Scranton
James Gardiner Sanderson
Cummings
George B. Davidson
Kot. Williamson
Cy Ft. Sanderson
George J. Davidson
Janes Gardiner Sanderson
Cornel Storles
Accident at Old Forge injures Moosic baker
Douglas Green a Moosic baker narrowly escaped death when a fast moving auto collided with his wagon at the Old Forge viaduct crossing. The horses were killed and Green was hurled onto the Delaware and Hudson tracks found unconscious and in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Railway Company
Old Forge
Douglas Green
Green
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
Scranton Business College Aids Students Into Jobs
Since the strike ended, students at Scranton Business College have been securing positions at nearly one per day. Principals Buck and Whitmore are helping place graduates quickly, but demand outstrips supply.
Football match inquiry on Thanksgiving grounds
The Happy Go Lucky football team seeks a game with Lackawanna second team or Dunmore High School or any city team under 12 pounds on Mowes Taylor grounds. A satisfactory reply to The Tribune by Tuesday November 7. Palmer Price, manager.
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Lackawanna School
Dunmore High School
Mowes Taylor
Tribune
Palmer Price
Dinner Honors Judge Kelly by Lackawanna Lawyers
A large gathering of Lackawanna lawyers hosted a dinner at the Jermyn in honor of Judge John P. Kelly. Toasts by A. A. Vosburg and others followed Wilcox’s introductions, with Judge Kelly expressing gratitude for the bar’s support and pledging to meet high bench standards.
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Judge Kelly
Jermyn
Lackawanna
W. A. Wilcox
A. A. Vosburg
W. 5. Diehl
George M. Watson
Frank L. Phillips
John M. Gunster
James Gardner Sanderson
Richard J. Beamish
John P. Kelly
Clover Club
John R. Edwards
Clarence Ballentine
Walter Briggs
John M. Corbett
William H. Jessup
Frank M. Lynch
John F. Reynolds
M. F. Sando
William A. Wilcox
Spruce Street
Honey
Kelly
K. W. Avchbald
W. EH. Jessup
Wrank T. Props
John MM. Gunster
Wal Wilcox
Sallelior
Alton A. Vosbure
Supreme Court
Alfred Hund
Fadee
J. .A. Knapp
We. BR. Diehl
Wilcox
Wender
Mr. Wilcox
Chiister
Vosburg
Toastminster
Longfellow
Lsu
Vorburg
Tor
Gunster
Brother Watson
Benchak
Gunsler
Sanderson
Waiting for Action Not Waiting for Turnup
The piece condemns endless waiting and urges steady action. It argues that waiting habits hinder success and that small, consistent deeds lead to gains, urging readers to imitate weekly savers. It ends with a brief local business reference to BANE Gor, Wyoming and Bpruce.
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Echo
Actlion
Euchre and Banquet for Scranton Arcanum Members
Scranton council No 024 Royal Arcanum held a euchre party and banquet for about two hundred guests, with Professor J B Hawker as toastmaster. Speakers included Regent Thomas Russell and Past Regents W W Berry and J C McCaffrey, plus District Deputy A G Hewiet from Klectric City council No 64. Bauer's orchestra provided music, and prizes were awarded to ladies and gentlemen winners.
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Scranton
Royal Arcanum
McQuhan
J. B. Hawker
Thomas Russell
W. W. Berry
PP. J. McCaffrey
A. G. Hewiet
Klectric
South Scranton
W. H. Duggan
Myer Davidow
F. Cooper
Edward Evans
Bauer
W. H. Lewis
David Spruks
G. BE. Evans
Prise
Arthur Dunn
Opening Wyoming Avenue Progress Report and Damage Claim
Donahue and Boyle have begun the Wyoming avenue opening with a large crew and expect completion in about two weeks. The Delaware and Hudson company is moving its freight tracks to the west side of the station as agreed. John E. Roche says pavement and sidewalk ordinances will wait until next fiscal year. Bernard Dolan claims damages of 1000 to 1200 dollars for overrun property along Phelps street.
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Wyoming Avenue
Donahue & Boyle
Delaware and Hudson Company
John EB. Roche
Tribune
Lne
Bernard Dolan
Phelps Street
Funeral for Crandall W Thompson Held at Forest Hill
The funeral of Crandall W. Thompson was held yesterday afternoon from the family residence on Sanderson avenue. The Rev. I J Lansing of Green Ridge Presbyterian church conducted services. Burial took place in Forest Hill cemetery. Pallbearers included J I Hangi B D Williams Arch Marvine William Bright William Richmond and George B Thompson. Attending were Edward H Chase esq of Wilkes-Barre and Isaac Felts of Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall W. Thompson
Sanderson Avenue
I. J. Lansing
D. D
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Burral
Forest Hill Cemetery
J. I. Hangi
B. D. Williams
Arch Marvine
William Bright
William Richmond
George B. Thompson
Pittston
Edward H. Chase, Esq
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. Thompson
Isaac Felts
Taylor
State Board of Health Meets in Harrisburg
The quarterly meeting of the state board of health was held today in Harrisburg. Typhoid fever was reported at Mimmelstown. Committees were appointed for the coming year and for participation in the Pan American Medical Congress in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Board of Health
Mimmelstown
Neversted Healthly
PansAmerican Medical Congres
Havana
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Dr. Hand
Dr. Hand Condensed Milk Co
Scranton, PA
He Gitar
H. B. Ware
Sto
Willams Building
Postoffice
Academy of Music
Dotelock
Thery Mayen
Dunmore
Hhiten Magers
Adams Avenue
Wadyvestensis
Sey Tail
Aldermin Kasson
Myrtle Boyers
Moe
Rogan
Sie
Tagan
Pine Yook
Inchawanna Hospital
Ald Weeming Avenue
Dilehwon Camlas
Cht
Tiabai Molebratutl
Coceluis
Coolio
Cowella
Appin
Pope Paschal
St. Covellan Academy
G. B. Davidson
Cornell
Everett Warren
Joseph O'Brien
Louis A. Wintres
Walter Briges
Prank M. Lynch
Ralph J. Levy
Hirence Balentine
Willham Th. Lewis
Robert J. Murray
George
Thomas K. Duffy
Charles McMeans
J. C. Vaughan
John F. Murphy
Patterson
M. J. McDonald
M. FP. Sando
L. Carter
George M. Ghell
Walter I. Gunster
Thomas Handley
Charles J. Daniels
R. H. Capwell
R. W.thayer
W. Gaylord Thomas
Parwidge
J. EF. Burr
R. BD. Stuart
Archbald
Jidge Edwards
Doylestown
Fitzsimmons
Fred W. Fileltz
Godfrey
Siiflad
Liskolis
Orater
Crabe
Sole
Justler
Charlotte Newdirede
Bac
Dude Gunster
Gention Win
Yale
Astur
Voaburg
Watson
Mr. Watson
Phillips
Marshall P. Wilder
New York
Mr. Beamish
Vale OF Caylor's Pond
Rivera
Javior
Asia
Naylor
Diehl
Donovan
Sande
Coston
Wertholf
Levy
Capbeth
McDonald
Bill
FE Sippont
Baylor
Bavings
Riment
Bane Gor
Wyoming
Bpruce
Scranton Council
Crina Wall
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Dr. Reyer
Franklin Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
Siebecker & Watkins
Scranton Carpet and Furniture Company
Donahue & O'Boyle
F. L. Crane
Doub
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